I've switched to Linux a while ago and decided to play Spider-Man Remastered. I played the Miles Morales version on Windows at ultra settings and it worked flawlessly. But this time on Linux I can barely get 60 FPS on very high settings. At first I thought the game was simply heavier than Miles Morales, so I tried lowering the graphics settings, but the performance stayed the same — barely 60–70 FPS, with stuttering and drops to around 50 when swinging.

Any idea how to fix it? I'm using CachyOS and proton-cachyos, and my Steam launch options are:

__GL_SHADER_DISK_CACHE_SKIP_CLEANUP=1 game-performance mangohud %command%

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Just me being mad here…

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It does literally nothing right now. It's supposed to show only games for Linux, but with Proton, which is now always enabled, it treats all games as "games for Linux".

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/5639

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Hello Penguins i have an issue with VR on Linux, i experience stuttering in games under ALVR, my specs are Ryzen 5 5600, RX 6600XT, 32GB of RAM DDR4, i'm using EndevourOS and i'm new in Linux gaming, my headset is a Oculus Quest 1 and i just set up ALVR, SteamVR itself runs good but the games i noticed significant stuttering in several games like VRChat and Half Life Alyx, not all because Superhot VR runs good, i tried WiVRn but idk how to connect to my PC, i suppised to have a connect button in the headset but i's missing, sorry for my grammar english us not my native language

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A lot of us want to play EA games on Linux hardware. Sign this petition to show your support by signing this petition and hopefully catch the eyes of EA.

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TLDR: powerful computer, powerful games. but also do weird things with pc. i need flexibility but im not smart enough for hard distros.
BAZITE= Powerful but inflexible for my wierdness
Zorin= i like it, can do my stuff, but not sure it can cope with games are hardware i play

i realize this is an often asked question, the typical "which one is right for me"

to keep it short, im a big time gamer, mostly RPG, Survival and non-competitive fps.

i also like addons like nvidia broadcast, and require voice attack in some games due to dissability. (i know i got an uphill battle with that one)

i have been enjoying zorin, i am part of a social group with plenty of old folks, and zorin has been my go-to for fixing up their computers and im rather familiar with it.
however this was mostly for extending the safe life of folks with low power use and laptops.

im not sure its sutable for me. im running an overclocked i9, 4070ti super, overclocked ram 64gig.
i play Helldivers, Ark Ascended, Star Citizen and final fantasy 14(and all other FF), CIV along with scumm vm retro games and a few indy games.

looking at that i think bazzite would be sutible.

here is the problem, it isnt just gameing i do:
i run a family NAS and have a growing dvd/bluray collection for it, im often having to mass rename lots of files.
i depend on the WIN+H Dictaphone for spelling and mmo raid use. Win+Shift+S for screen clipping.
i have an accusatory little brother who i need to keep instant replay or something like it on.
i use lots of macros, and AHK stuff as i often tend to use things in an unusual way.

as an example, i like a 80-20 split on my ultrawide, 20&screen for videos and browsing and 80% for the game. i use AHK to push the window up half an inch to get rid of the white upper frame on the window.

i also do much data processing and as a result, my desktop environment and my documents folder are networked to my home lab and not the local machine

as far as i understand it BAZITE is powerful but inflexible, zorin has good ease of use but possibly unsuitable for powerful hardware and games.

any input would be appreciated

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ive never emulated before, even on windows. but theres a bunch of games i want to play that i have no option to get to. would love to play old playstation games, nintendo, and the likes. but specifically im really wanting to get into old point and clicks from the 90s-00s.

where should i start? any and all tips are appreciated.

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Hello Reddit community!
I wanted to let you know that the GAMMA GOG version won’t launch on my ZorinOS. I’m getting the following error:

“The file \Anomaly\bin\AnomalyDX11.exe does not exist.”

But it is in the system.
I’m running the game through Heroic Games Launcher.
Hopefully Grok or someone from the team will see this :)
Also hoping I’m not the only one with this issue and that I didn’t just mess something up.

Peace to everyone! ✌️

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According to all the statistics and benchmarks I saw before buying, the 9070xt should theoretically be 20-30% faster at ray tracing than the NVIDIA 3080-ti I had been using on Linux up until now, or at the very least on par. I used linux mint for a very long time, but I switched to to latest Kubuntu because I couldn't get my AMD gpu working on mint. It's a fresh install with no NVIDIA residue, running Mesa 25.2.3 and manually installed ROCm 7 for blender support, kernel 6.17. Based on everything I've read, that should be more than enough to meet the software requirements for the rx 9000 series.

I booted up Hogwarts Legacy to test it out since I happened to still have it installed, and to my shock having ray tracing enabled even on the lowest settings made the game totally crawl to an unplayable degree (while totally fine on ultra settings without ray tracing), whereas my 3080-ti had no trouble ray tracing on linux even at maximum.

I tried blender as well, and found that it was like a full magnitude slower than the NVIDIA gpu, like 5-15x cpu rendering speed vs the 3080-ti's 50-100x cpu rendering speed.

Is this normal? Or am I missing something that makes ray tracing match it's expected performance seen in all the reported benchmarks?

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https://reddit.com/link/1ph39uy/video/jjhmalomrw5g1/player

this happens only to steam, no other applications ive had so far

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So I recently made the great switch from Windows to Linux (Xubuntu), took a while to decide because I do like to tinker with things, and upon my consideration, I realized all the games I like to play in particular (for the most part) are working on Linux. Now, before I hear any "Linux has to do a lot of translation and you can't expect better performance or exact same performance on Linux on such a heavy DX12 game," I get it, but it's not just a little lower. Performance is much much worse. I'm lucky to hit 45 fps in light areas in a match, where before I could hit 60+ in lighter areas perfectly fine on Windows. Proton and DXVK is mature, and should handle it basically on par. I know this because other people I've seen online fixed their performance on Linux and got it on par with Windows, I've tried following those said tutorials, many of them, no amount of Launch flags, or proton versions (I've tried at least), can fix the issue of very sub par performance sadly. I tried Proton Experimental, I tried Proton Hotfix, the latest GE-Proton, tried many launch flags and even made sure the user could write to gamemode.ini file. I am on the latest Nvidia drivers available within the Ubuntu repositories for my card, so that's not an issue, I also have all the necessary 32 bit libs installed too.

I've tried everything I know how, even trying to run a winecnf in ProtonTricks, nothing seems to fix performance even a little bit. I'm really stumped, and am willing to tinker, but also am looking to actually be able to play the game playably ASAP. Does anyone know any known stable Proton GE version, launch flags, ProtonTricks methods, or anything, to make this performance stable out at least almost on par with what I had on windows?

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Hi guys, I'm trying to switch completely from Windows to Linux (Kubuntu). So far, there’s a lot I like, but I’ve been having trouble finding solutions to control the RGB on my PC.

OpenRGB seems to be the solution from what I’ve seen, but it didn’t work very well with my components. My componentd were all detected and I could set the lighting, but the RGB wouldn’t actually change, and some fans' rgb would turn off. I have 7 Lian Li fans with an AIO connected to a hub, 3 Arctic fans, and RGB on the motherboard. I installed the program from Discover, so that might have been part of the issue.

But the main problem is that after a while my PC started showing DRAM errors and stopped posting. I had heard of similar issues linked to the program. I eventually fixed it by switching to my spare non-RGB RAM kit and uninstalling OpenRGB. After that, the PC posted fine again, even with my RGB RAM installed.

Now I’m kind of lost because there doesn’t seem to be any alternative software on Linux besides OpenRGB. I can control the RGB for my Arctic fans since they’re plugged into the motherboard, but not the Lian Li fans since L-Connect needs to run at startup. I’m willing to try OpenRGB again, maybe I installed it wrong or was missing dependencies. It’s also a bit hard to understand how it works, since the videos I’ve watched don’t really explain how to set the zone size.

Another option might be using an RGB hub, but I’m not totally sure how that would work.

I appreciate any help or recommendations :)

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No matter what I use, DLSS, LSFGvk, or even Nvidia's Smooth-Motion; frame-generation ALWAYS breaks. It will be a smooth 240fps, inevitably it'll break and drop back down half the framerate and stutter until the game is restarted.

Is this a common issue for everyone else? Or maybe I am missing something?

I made a post about this awhile back, and after lots of troubleshooting through ENV variables, BIOS settings, updating DLSS, trying LSFG, adjusting performance like clocking... I found 0 solutions thus far. 🥲

Specs: 4090 intel 14900kf 128gb ddr5 ram

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Hi y'all. I'm trying to find an AIO to replace my current air cooler and it occurred to me that the AIOs might have software for monitoring pump speed/liquid temps/etc. Do I actually need to worry about having this software available to me or can I just worst-case-scenario set up a fan curve in BIOS and be done with it?

If there is a functional necessity for AIO software, are there any brands with either an easy native or alternative option?

Any help is massively appreciated, thanks.

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Good day all,

I just wanted to know what your thoughts are that should work for my case. I really wanted to switch to Linux for a long time, so I've been trying Mint in VMWare and I've gotten accustomed to it.

By far, it's great but it looks like it's not the best in my case, since from what I know it will have some conflicts with my system which is:

1.) NVIDIA GPU (From what I heard, it will work for most distro, it's just gonna be a lot of work to configure and it's not too stable for everything yet)

2.) 300 Hz main DP monitor + 75 Hz HDMI secondary monitor

3.) Preferred using the HDR feature in main monitor during gaming.

I strayed down with Mint because of the Desktop Environment. I then installed Pop_OS! in a separate SSD since I've seen that they use Wayland which should work for my conditions + they are Ubuntu-based. Although, one minor conflict I found is POP requires secure boot to be disabled, which is kind of a hassle since I still play a lot of games that will only work with Windows that needs secure boot. I've also had weird problems with my microphone, so I uninstalled it for the meantime.

Right now, I'm just looking for a distro that is good as a daily driver for productivity (just office stuff), browsing, but mostly gaming. Preferably Ubuntu-based, but I'm considering CachyOS and Bazzite even though I'm not really familiar with Arch and Fedora. I've seen that CachyOS can work with secure boot so I'm definitely considering them.

I'm just a little intimidated by Arch specifically since I know that it is hard to learn and they are not similar to Ubuntu/Debian, so they take a while to get used to.

Do you all have any suggestions for a good, beginner friendly distro? Thank you in advance for all the help!

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I think I am finally ready to jump into the Linux pool. Especially with the way Windows is headed I think I am ready to jump ship but before I do I was wondering about a few things that will hopefully make my transition to Linux easier. I'm hoping y'all can give me some advice or direct me where I can read up on things for this fun endeavor.

First: My PC is almost strictly for gaming and web browsing. No media editing or imaging. The only thing I do additionally is using an external DAC through USB, am I going to have any audio issues using my DAC? It's a FiiO KA13?

Second: I have an all AMD system and I know Vulkan is usually preferred for gaming but I don't use a monitor actually. I have an LG C3 OLED I use, and I've read that HDMI 2.1 may have issues with Linux, is this true or will it be plug and play?

Third: I play a lot of older titles (think the half-life, F.E.A.R., Bioshock, Soldiers of Fortune) as well as run emulators since my system is somewhat decent, will I have any issues running these kinds of games through Linux or is it basically trial and error?

Fourth: Being an all AMD system I use Adrenaline in conjunction with Rivatuner and Afterburner to tune my games, mainly I use it for a-sync instead of Vsync since it removes lag and my frame time is more important to me than actual frames, is there a similar program(s) on Linux to do this? I usually aim for 100hz at 1800p upscaled to 2160p.

And finally I use an NVME that I use exclusively for Windows and it's programs so all my actual games are on two different SSDs I use, will I have to format the drives or will Linux recognize them?

Thank you for taking the time to read this lengthy post and I'm hoping the fine people here can help me navigate through this, Linux looks fun and I am hoping it goes smoothly.

Bonus: here's my spec, Ryzen 5600x, RX6900XT, 32GB DDR4. Let me know what if any additional info I can provide to help answer any of my questions.

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I am having a problem with resident evil village launches with GE-Proton 10.25 until it gets to the bit of text and crashes/closes. Right before the capcom logo shows up. I can't find any tutorials to fix this problem, so does anybody know how to fix this problem?

https://preview.redd.it/bosg197dcw5g1.png?width=420&format=png&auto=webp&s=57305a0b6367731bf87246db4494002152536965

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I have always been a user of LSFG on Windows and I know it has a Linux able version, but can I still use two cards? I just got a 9070xt and b580's are pretty cheap used, I'd like to use it for encoding but of course more frames for my monitor I still struggle to believe is 360hz would be nice.

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Firstly, the game itself runs at like 24 FPS with a bunch of screen tearing during screen transitions. Second problem, the in game cursor is smaller then the IRL cards font. any quick way to fix these problems?

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Hello everyone!

I have a question regarding piracy and downloading games through the internet. "Repacks" and other cracked games often have malware, but it's Windows malware.

Can I confidently download any game/repack I find, knowing I will never get a virus from it?

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